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... most villanous of all Whies, the Whigs that county, have been ignomxnioualy defeated. Their real strength, or rather weakness, is now revealed to them, and they may feel certain that at the next general election the Whig member of whom they still can boast ...
... N Leader, Conservative, has been elected to represent Cork county in the place of Baron Densy by majority of 3,389 over the Whig, Licut. Colonel Roche, the numbers being Leader, G,44l ; Roche, 2,852. Ordinations. His Grace Most Rev Dr Cullen conferred ...
... National Vestivij-Arise! Poland—The Famine m India—Thc in Manchester-The Cork Election : a Political •Ind Arithmetical Lesson for Whigs-The Empire of Fave^-iS^4S9.—LITERATURE The Island of Saints: Pilgrimage through Ireland Julius Kodenberg- Lomd Notice. Cbarlcote ...
... is driven, there will he go with it. Thus argues the lucid editor of tho Tahiti. Ireland elected, amongst others, twenty one Whig members of parliament. Most people would deny that Ireland,” in the sense in which he uses the word, did any such thing ; but ...
... however, the real or pretended 4?1 grievances of Italians monopolise the entire attectio u.ul ...
... Hibkbn'iob. THE CORK ELECTION. A POLITICAL AND ARITHMETICAL LESSON' FOR WHIGS. The recent election for Cork County has been pronounced by the Press of Ireland and England—Tory and Whig, Protestant and Catholic—one of the most singular aud important which ...
... that Mr. Eoche’s polling gives us the figures of the Whig strength-2,852, or less than the Independent party at the poll. We find, then : Whig candidate, when aided Tories (Deasy) 5674 Whig candidate, when wnaided by Tories (Roche) 2552 ...
... consist in a Derbyitc administration, and c unfortable berth for himself ; were a friend of Lord Palmerston, would (L sire a Whig administration, and tomething nice for Litu-elf ; but was ono tlioso unfortunate nationalists who ass rte I the right of the ...
... and Tipperary Free Pre s that a dissolution parliament is apt to occur at Easter. Toe nationalists must be making ready. The Whigs and Tories must be everywhere resisted— they arc equally opposed to our demands. 1 If we cannot have candidates of our own ...
... potent for good, and that the promise will not, as before, kept to the ear only to broken to the hope. [from the nop.tuerk whig ] Irish Nationality,—Whatever m;iy the case with other journals, tho Nation is always amusing. As Homer sometimes noddoJ, so ...
... numerous, honest, best organised party of the kind possible. It could certainly decide when Ireland was to be misgoverned by Whigs and when by Tories; beyond this, however, it could nor, in seven years, so much as diminish by. single crowbar the effective ...
... journalists to cater for them, sound political feeling or action need ever bo expected from them. Journalism tainted with the sime Whig virus)which has poisoned education, is surely mental food of no slightly dangerous quality—it is surely no small matter to ...